William H. Cooper, Company "C"; James R. Edwards (SGT, later 2LT), Company "E"; Clark J. Fauk, Company "K"; H. V. Glenn, Company "F"; Evan Grice, Company "K"; M. L. Harper (killed), Company "B"; Woodruff F. Hill (CPL), Company "K"; A. Jackson, Company "F"; John Jackson, Company "F"; William W. Johnson (SGT), Company "D"; R. Sam Jones (CPL), Company "D"; Lee Lloyd, Company "L". B. J. Martin, Company "E"; Abraham Powell, Company "E"; W. H. Quattlebaum, Company "D"; Joseph T. Rushing, Company "I"; Herrin F. Satcher (CPL), Company "G". Allen H. Baxter (CPL), Company "K"; One last battle In 1904 and 1905, an aged William Oates and Joshua Chamberlain waged what one writer described as "one last battle" over the proposed construction of a monument on the Little Round Top to the 15th Alabama. While Chamberlain indicated that he had no quarrel whatsoever to the erection of a memorial to his old enemies, he strenuously objected to the precise spot proposed by Oates, which he insisted was farther up the hill than Oates' regiment had actually gotten during the battle. A somewhat-testy exchange of letters between the two men failed to resolve their differences, and no monument to the 15th Alabama was ever erected. Chamberlain had visited the battlefield several years after the war, and had personally directed the removal of a pile of stones placed atop Little Round Top by veterans of the 15th Alabama. At the time, as he did later in his conflict with Oates, Chamberlain stated that he had no objections to the erection of a monument to the 15th, but not atop the hill that so many of his men had died to hold. More recent efforts to create a pile of stones atop the Little Round Top have been foiled by Gettysburg park rangers. Modern re-enactment groups The 15th Alabama has proven popular with modern historical reenactors. One such group (recreating Co. "G", 15th Alabama Infantry) is headquartered in Bellingham, Washington, while another (recreating Co. "E", 15th Alabama Infantry) is located in Enterprise, Alabama. Other units are found in Farmington, Maine (recreating Co. "G") and in Ocala, Florida (recreating Co. "B"). See also List of Alabama Civil War Confederate units 33rd Regiment Alabama Infantry – Another infantry regiment recruited in 1862 from this same area. It served in the Army of Tennessee, mostly under General Patrick Cleburne. Notes Works cited Barnett, Gene. The Glorious Old